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Check/remove more paint under the bottom bracket. Check more in the center, away from the rim. Any single numbers or letters? There “MAY” be more digits. Thanks for sharing. That is an awesome frame! Hope this helps. Congrats
Both machines, Cast Iron guy (first machine) AND petritl (second machine)
are both Davis-Built. Second machine has no information as to who the
distributor was ... could be another hardware company like, Mumford & Son
Hardware Co.
Davis may have wholesaled the same model and color scheme machine to
seventeen different distributors.
cds2323 provided what appears to be a 1910 catalog illustration of the same
(as above) bicycle. The illustration features the same pedals, saddle, handle-
bar, and round-in-cross section crank.
The machines differ in the chainring design compared to the illustration.
Also ... Cast Iron guy's machine features a crank locknut that is of the pin-
spanner variety ... the illustration and petritl's crank locknut are not shown.
CORRECTION as of 10:44 P.M. EST ... it has now been photographically-
established that petritl's crank locknut isof the pin-spanner variety.
Waaay kool to see two survivors in roughly the same degree of survival.
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